The family behind Hyatt Hotels and industrial conglomerate Marmon (now part of Berkshire Hathaway) is likely best known these days for its famous politicians. J.B. Pritzker (pictured), a member of the clan’s third generation and one of 13 billionaires in the family, is governor of Illinois and running for a third term in 2026. He’s…
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Several people have been killed after a large 6.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Japan caused widespread damage, trapping an unknown number in a shopping mall, reports say.
The WHO European Region is proving that viral hepatitis elimination is achievable. New data from the Global hepatitis report 2026 show major gains in prevention and hepatitis C control. However, the Region remains off-track to achieve all hepatitis elimination targets by 2030. This World Hepatitis Day, WHO is asking countries to double down on their…
Boeing has taken a further $280 million charge on the troubled VC-25B Air Force One presidential aircraft programme, despite reporting stronger second-quarter financial results driven by rising commercial aircraft deliveries and improving cash generation.
AirAsia X has axed plans to launch flights between Kuala Lumpur and London Gatwick
Johnson & Johnson has agreed to pay $5.5 billion to settle outstanding legal claims arguing its talc products caused ovarian cancer, an accusation the company’s lawyers say “lacks scientific merit.”
Prime Focus Studios has announced that Sony Pictures will handle the global distribution of Ramayana outside India, while Dharma Productions will lead distribution across North India’s Hindi-speaking markets. Together, these partnerships mark another milestone in bringing one of humanity’s oldest and most enduring stories to audiences around the world.
Europe’s open internet rules were designed for a network that no longer exists.
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Europe is experiencing increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves. From Southern Europe to Central Europe, record-breaking temperatures are posing new challenges for energy infrastructure. As photovoltaic installations continue to expand across the continent, solar systems are increasingly being tested by more extreme climate conditions.
